La tía Tula / una producción Eco Films, S.A., Surco Films, S.A. ; guión, José Miguel Hernán, Luis S. Enciso, , Manuel L. Yubero, Miguel Picazo ; dirección, Miguel Picazo.
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FilmPublisher: [Madrid] : Eco Films, S.A. : Surco Films, S.A., [1964]Distributor: [Madrid] : [Video Mercury Films]Description: 1 online resource (1 video file (104 min.)) : sound, black and whiteContent type: - two-dimensional moving image
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- online resource
- Tía Tula (Motion picture)
- Cinematographer, Juan Julio Baena; editor, Pedro del Rey; music, Antonio Pérez Olea.
- Winner of the Prize of the National Syndicate of Spectacle, Spain 1964: Best Female Star (Aurora Bautista)
- Winner of 2 Awards, at San Sebastián International Film Festival 1964: Best Spanish Language Film; and, Best Director (Miguel Picazo)
- Winner of 4 CEC Awards, at Cinema Writers Circle Awards, Spain 1965: Best Film; Best Supporting Actor (José María Prada); Best Supporting Actress (Enriqueta Carballeira); and, Best Director (Miguel Picazo)
- Winner of 2 Sant Jordi Awards 1965: Best Film; and, Best Performance in a Spanish Film (Aurora Bautista)
- Winner of the National Board of Review, USA 1966 : Top Foreign Films
Originally released as a motion picture in 1964.
Based on: La tía Tula / Miguel de Unamuno.
Aurora Bautista, Carlos Estrada, Irene Gutiérrez Caba, Laly Soldevila, Julia Delgado Caro, José María Prada.
Cinematographer, Juan Julio Baena; editor, Pedro del Rey; music, Antonio Pérez Olea.
After the death of her sister Rosa, Tula brings his brother-in-law, Ramiro, and his two nephews to her house. Cohabitation becomes increasingly difficult, because a suitor of Tula wants Ramiro to influence over her and facilitate the wedding. But Ramiro feels attracted to Tula and proposes marriage to her. -- Digitalia Film Library website
In Spanish; no subtitles.
Winner of the Prize of the National Syndicate of Spectacle, Spain 1964: Best Female Star (Aurora Bautista)
Winner of 2 Awards, at San Sebastián International Film Festival 1964: Best Spanish Language Film; and, Best Director (Miguel Picazo)
Winner of 4 CEC Awards, at Cinema Writers Circle Awards, Spain 1965: Best Film; Best Supporting Actor (José María Prada); Best Supporting Actress (Enriqueta Carballeira); and, Best Director (Miguel Picazo)
Winner of 2 Sant Jordi Awards 1965: Best Film; and, Best Performance in a Spanish Film (Aurora Bautista)
Winner of the National Board of Review, USA 1966 : Top Foreign Films
Online resource; title from opening/closing credits (Digitalia Film Library, viewed September 25, 2015).
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